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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-34131-5to witness violence and death in the War on Terror. It gives new feminist interpretations to questions of gender and memory in the public domain in relation to mobile phone witnessing of acts of violence and terrorism, with global case studies originating from London, Iran, Palestine/Israel, and Afg
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,Überleitung zur pagatorischen Theorie,resistance to inequalities within patriarchal societies. It examines a project by Fuel Theatre in 2013–2015 called ., which mobilises new memories of women from around the world, including the script and performance of Anna Reading’s .. The chapter argues that consciously mobilised feminist memories
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9326-7ecuritise the memories of women’s research, as well as feminist artistic and activist work. This chapter thus consciously traces the genealogy of Reading’s concept of globital memory, critically capturing and tracing the earlier arguments in her published work over several decades, showing how these
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2634-6257 s part of a digital theatre project ‘Phenomenal Women with Fuel Theatre‘ which created live and digital memories of inspirational women. The book explains in depth Reading’s original concept of digitised and g978-1-137-35263-7Series ISSN 2634-6257 Series E-ISSN 2634-6265
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Introduction,at emphasise movement and trajectory. The Introduction details a number of new terms: the first neologism is ‘mnemologist’, which Reading defines as the scholar who studies and researches memory and who has a particular interest in the ways in which cultural memory is articulated and mobilised; the
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Gender, Memory and Technologiesder and memory. It then discusses how gender and memory technologies are understood within the field of memory studies to suggest that this area is one which is less studied in relation to how the digital and the global are both impacting on memory. It argues that while there are reconceptualisation
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Globital Utopias: Imaginaries of Gender, Memory and New Technologiese Globital Age. The chapter examines human imaginaries of gender and memory at significant historical points in which revolutionary mnemonic technologies were invented. Anna Reading shows the entangled ways in which memory, gender and new technologies are imagined within the domain of literary utopi
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Globital Body: Birthnd childbirth. It examines the particular transformations to human memory through the practice of sharing digital memories of the foetus on mobile and social media. The chapter traces the mnemonic practices associated with sharing ultrasound images across six trajectories of the globital memory fiel